MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – As China’s contribution to luxury growth is flattening, the luxury industry should be looking online to reap more development opportunities, according to panelists at the Financial Times' Business of Luxury Summit June 9.
Registration is open for the second annual Mobile Research Summit: Data & Insights 2015 on Thursday, June 18 featuring analyst speakers from IDC, Deloitte, Javelin, Euromonitor, BIA/Kelsey, Boston Retail Partners and Nielsen. This daylong New York event is an immersion in invaluable market research and analysis focused on evolving consumer behavior and marketers’ adaptation to trends and changed needs via mobile use.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – According to a panelist at Financial Times’ Business of Luxury Summit June 9, brands entering or maintaining a retail presence in China should know two words: Shenzhen and diagou.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – The term luxury is overused these days, particularly in the automotive sector, according to the chairman of Chrysler Fiat at the Financial Times' Business of Luxury Summit June 9.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco - Artificial intelligence will create exponential change in society, impacting the luxury industry along the way, said the executive chairman of Richemont at the Financial Times' Business of Luxury Summit.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – Luxury sentiment has evolved to become less about having and more about being, agreed panelists at the Financial Times’ Business of Luxury Summit on June 9.
Digital contactability, the ability of a retailer to accurately target a consumer through digital, will transform the luxury industry, according to a new report by ContactLab and Exane BNP Paribas.
MONTE-CARLO, Monaco – During the Financial Times’ Business of Luxury Summit June 7-9, brand delegates and attendees came together to discuss technology, legacy and the new consumer.
Luxury Daily's live news from June 9 - Bloomingdale’s plans ahead of time with Father’s Day gift guide; Mercedes collaborates with Linkin Park for new performance video; Fairmont continues sustainability efforts with bee hotel expansion; Tag Heuer prepares for Le Mans race with brand representatives.
Today in luxury marketing - GM says it isn’t interested in a merger with Fiat Chrysler; Investors are winning big by betting on American consumers; Panama, Latin America’s nerve center; Fashion set toasts Stella McCartney’s resort presentation.
Luxury Daily is inviting opinion pieces on luxury advertising, marketing, media and retail issues that affect marketers as they run multichannel programs for branding as well as customer acquisition, retention and reactivation.
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